Collecting Toy Soldiers

 Two weeks after the event and I am just recovering from the toy soldier overload that is the annual Plastic Warrior Show, I still haven...

 Following on from the previous post, here are closeups of the second new shelf.  The shelves are inside a pine wardrobe built into a chimne...

 It always seems to be feast or famine at the local car boot sale but last weekend I managed a reasonable haul: This lot set me back £20, wh...

Since discovering that the boardgame Battle Ravens translates so well to the tabletop for a wargame with 54mm toy soldiers we thought we...

 We're already heading towards the end of the car boot season, and this year the pickings have been very thin, but last weekend there wa...

I have always had a particular fondness for toy soldiers made in France, they produce them in every conceivable material, and while the scu...

Plans are afoot for a wargame set in the Crimea during WW2 using 54mm plastic toy soldiers, it's a way off yet but it will still need a...

We felt it was time to give the "One Hour Wargame" (OHW) rules by Neil Thomas another airing, Anthony and I both like the fast mo...

The recent mild weather in the South East (UK)  has ushered in the start of the Car Boot Sale season a little earlier than usual.  Our loca...